This is a new one on me. It appears to be unique to your site, something you tweaked or configured, or something incorrect with your hosting platform/site configuration. Where is your site hosted?
The link shown for T_FUNCTION doesn’t look formatted correctly. What I mean by this is that you shouldn’t be getting /home/content as a prefix. You should be getting something like http://readingberksintergroup.org.
I suggest checking your WordPress and site URLs under Settings and then under Settings-->Permalinks to make sure they all are (or start with) http://readingberksintergroup.org. If that doesn’t reveal anything, try to recall any changes you’ve made to files for your site.
If still no luck, and you didn’t change anything, then perhaps you migrated the site from one address to another? If this is the case, and everything else is working, you might haven search your database to see if a URL got left over.
Good luck! Please let us know if you get it resolved.
Hey @tech2serve this happens when a site with PHP < 5.3 tries to run an anonymous function. I actually added one in my commit back on 11/22. PR incoming.
Ahhhh, thanks @aasanjose. I learn something new every day.
@ggaul2001, Will work over the next couple hours to get an update released.
Hi @ggaul2001
We released an update which should address your issue. Please let us know for sure it is resolved.
Hi @tech2serve
Yes it worked. I contacted my ISP and had the PHP updated, them went to the dashboard and clicked on the new update you guys did and it worked like a charm!
Thanks again!
Greg
